The document establishes that the combination of the MSA and the Slack Supplemental Terms constitutes a binding agreement governing Customer access to and use of Slack's services.
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This provision identifies the Slack Supplemental Terms as a required component of the binding Customer contract alongside the Salesforce-hosted MSA, meaning enterprise customers must review both instruments to understand the full scope of their contractual obligations.
The agreement requires enterprise customers to be bound by both the Salesforce MSA and the Slack Supplemental Terms as a combined instrument. Individual workspace users are separately bound by the User Terms of Service, which is a distinct document.
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Compare across platforms →"The Main Services Agreement and the Slack Supplemental Terms (together, the 'Slack Terms') describe your rights and responsibilities when using our online workplace productivity tools and platform (the 'Services'). Please read the Slack Terms carefully because they are a binding agreement between you and us.Excerpt from Slack's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The combined MSA and Supplemental Terms structure engages GDPR data processing obligations, CCPA contractual requirements for service providers, and general contract law principles applicable in the governing jurisdiction specified within the MSA.
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This provision identifies the Slack Supplemental Terms as a required component of the binding Customer contract alongside the Salesforce-hosted MSA, meaning enterprise customers must review both instruments to understand the full scope of their contractual obligations.
The agreement requires enterprise customers to be bound by both the Salesforce MSA and the Slack Supplemental Terms as a combined instrument. Individual workspace users are separately bound by the User Terms of Service, which is a distinct document.
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